About  Us
	After 50  days of round-the-clock corporate prayer and fasting for the 2004 elections, a  group of prayer warriors , young and old alike , packed up their sleeping bags  and headed to Washington, DC filled with purpose and confidence that prayer can  change the course of a nation.
	For  31 days they stood at the United States Supreme Court with the word "LIFE"  written raw on a piece of red tape that covered their mouths. Their silent  prayers rose day after day to the Court that's higher than the highest court in  the land.  31 days for 31 years of legalized abortion in America. What  was birthed during that time of intercession has gone on to impact the entire  nation in a very short period of time.
	If  you go to the Supreme Court today, you will find a company still there. Through  rain, blizzards and scorching heat they have never abandoned the siege. They are  there until the Judges reverse the decree of death.  And its  spreading.
	Bound4LIFE  is a grassroots prayer mobilization movement targeting  the ending of abortion, the increase of adoptions and the reformation of  government and society through spiritual awakening. Our mission is to mobilize a  groundswell of prayer through:
		"Silent Sieges" in front of    courthouses and abortion clinics across the nation. Millions    of Christians wearing "Life   Bands" and making the Bound4LIFE covenant?PRAY, VOTE & OBEY.
	When  LIFE tape is placed over our mouths, we are identifying  with the silent screams of the unborn and of those who have no voice. Our stand  is not a protest, but a silent prayer meeting. We make our appeal to the Judge  of the earth and ask Him for speedy justice to be released.
	Oh  that God would subpoena the conscience of the nation!
	The  media has taken hold of this image and spread it everywhere. It has quickly  become a phenomenon that catches the eyes and hearts of the  world.
	In  our silence, we intercede on behalf of our nation and cry out to God for mercy.  It is a silence that speaks louder than words. We must build up this wall! May  our tears soak the sidewalks, and may a silent cry go forth all over our  land!